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DC planning authorities to vote on Trump’s White House ballroom project



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“Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project is likely to get a blessing from Washington planning authorities on Thursday”
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“The National Capital Planning Commission... will deliberate and then vote on the ‘East Wing Modernization Project’ on Thursday, according to a meeting agenda”
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“The Republican president says the $400m, 90,000 sq ft (8,400 sq meter) ballroom will be a privately financed defining addition to the White House”
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“The ballroom is part of Trump’s broader push to reshape Washington’s monumental core”
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“He has also ripped out and replaced the White House Rose Garden and added a wide array of gilding to the Oval Office”
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“The commission is one of two federal bodies, along with the US Commission of Fine Arts, assigned a role in overseeing key DC-area building projects”
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“The federal judge in the case granted a request for a preliminary injunction by the National Trust for Historic Preservation”
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